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81 medial
I Adj.2. MED. medial3. LING. middle4. von den Medien: media...II Adv.2. in den Medien: aufarbeiten, ausnutzen etc.: in the media* * *me|di|al [me'diaːl]1. adj3) (MED) medial, median; (PSYCH) mediumistic2. advwir leben in einer mediál vernetzten Welt — we live in a world interconnected through the media
ein Ereignis mediál ausschlachten — to exploit an event in the media
* * *me·di·al[meˈdi̯a:l]\medial veranlagt sein to have mediumistic powers* * *A. adj2. MED medial3. LING middle4. von den Medien: media …B. adv2. in den Medien: aufarbeiten, ausnutzen etc: in the media -
82 Mittelbau
m; Pl. -bauten; ARCHIT. central part (of a building), central block—m; Pl. -baue; WIRTS., Personal: middle range, middle-range positions Pl.; UNIV. non-professorial (Am. auch support) staff Sg. (V. im Pl.)* * *Mịt|tel|baum pl - bauten1) (Gebäude) central block* * *Mit·tel·bau<- bauten>m* * *Mittelbau2 m; pl -baue; WIRTSCH, Personal: middle range, middle-range positions pl; UNIV non-professorial (US auch support) staff sg (Verb im pl) -
83 Mittelniederdeutsch
Adj. Middle Low German* * *mittelniederdeutsch LINGA. adj Middle Low Germandas Mittelniederdeutsche Middle Low German -
84 mittelniederdeutsch
Adj. Middle Low German* * *mittelniederdeutsch LINGA. adj Middle Low Germandas Mittelniederdeutsche Middle Low German -
85 Mittelohr
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86 Mittelschicht
f SOZIOL. middle classes Pl.* * *Mịt|tel|schichtf (SOCIOL)middle class* * *Mit·tel·schichtf SOZIOL middle class* * * -
87 Mittelständler
* * *Mịt|tel|ständ|ler [-ʃtɛndlɐ]1. m -s, -, Mit|tel|ständ|le|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen* * *Mit·tel·ständ·ler(in)1. (Unternehmen) medium-sized business* * * -
88 Mittelstandsbürger
m middle-class citizen, member of the middle classes* * * -
89 Mittelstrecke
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90 Mittelstufe
f1. intermediate stage2. PÄD. etwa middle school, Am. auch junior high* * *Mịt|tel|stu|fef (SCH)middle school (Brit), junior high (US)* * *Mit·tel·stu·fef SCH ≈ middle school* * *1. intermediate stage -
91 mittenmang
Adv. Dial. (right) in the middle (of it oder them)* * *mit|ten|mạng [mɪtn'maŋ] (dial inf)1. prep +dat or (sl) accamong2. adv(right) in the middle of it/them* * *mit·ten·mang[mɪtn̩ˈmaŋ]* * * -
92 nachtschlafend
* * *nạcht|schla|fendadj* * *nacht·schla·fend[ˈnaxtʃla:fn̩t]zu \nachtschlafender Zeit in the middle of the night, when most [or decent] folk [or people] are asleep* * *nachtschlafend adj:zu nachtschlafender Zeit umg in the middle of the night -
93 nahöstlich
Adj. Middle Eastern, Near Eastern* * *nah|ọ̈st|lich [naː'|œstlɪç]adj attrMiddle East( ern)* * *nah·öst·lichadj Middle Eastern* * *nahöstlich adj Middle Eastern, Near Eastern -
94 Orientalist
m; -en, -en (Middle Eastern) orientalist* * *Ori|en|ta|list [oriɛnta'lɪst]1. m -en, -en, Ori|en|ta|lis|tin[-'lIstɪn]2. f -, -nen≈ specialist in Middle Eastern and oriental studies; (= Student) ≈ student of Middle Eastern and oriental studies* * *Ori·en·ta·list(in)<-en, -en>[ori̯ɛntaˈlɪst]m(f) orientalist* * * -
95 Orientalistik
f; -, kein Pl. Middle Eastern and oriental studies Pl.* * *Ori|en|ta|lis|tik [oriɛnta'lIstɪk]f -, no pl≈ Middle Eastern and oriental studies plOrientalistik studieren — ≈ to do Middle Eastern and oriental studies
* * *Ori·en·ta·lis·tik[ori̯ɛntaˈlɪstɪk]f oriental studies npl* * * -
96 Realschule
f secondary school leading to intermediate qualification; GB: etwa middle school, USA: etwa middle ( oder junior high) school* * *A Realschule is a type of German secondary school. It normally covers a period of four or six school years and is designed to provide a general education that goes beyond that of a Hauptschule. After completing Realschule students may try for a Fachabitur at a Fachoberschule or serve an apprenticeship. If students from a Realschule achieve good examination results, they may move up to the eleventh year of a Gymnasium and attempt the Abitur. In Austria the functions of Realschulen are performed by mathematische Realgymnasien and extended Hauptschulen. See: → Abitur, Gymnasium, Hauptschule, mittlere Reife* * *Re·al·schu·lef ≈ secondary modern school BRIT hist secondary/junior high school for ages 10 to 16 where pupils can work towards the intermediate school certificate, ‘mittlere Reife’* * *die ≈ secondary modern school (Brit. Hist.)•• Cultural note:The secondary school which prepares pupils for the Realschulabschluss ( Mittlere Reife) (school-leaving certificate).This type of school is in between Hauptschule and Gymnasium, catering for less academic children who will probably train for a practical career. Pupils stay at the Realschule for 6 years after the Grundschule. See also Schule, Lehre* * *Realschule f secondary school leading to intermediate qualification; GB: etwa middle school, USA: etwa middle ( oder junior high) school* * *die ≈ secondary modern school (Brit. Hist.)•• Cultural note:The secondary school which prepares pupils for the Realschulabschluss ( Mittlere Reife) (school-leaving certificate).This type of school is in between Hauptschule and Gymnasium, catering for less academic children who will probably train for a practical career. Pupils stay at the Realschule for 6 years after the Grundschule. See also Schule, Lehre -
97 Sekundarstufe
f PÄD. secondary school (Am. high school) level; Sekundarstufe I Brit. etwa lower and middle school, Am. etwa middle school, junior high (school); Sekundarstufe II Brit. etwa sixth form, Am. etwa senior high (school)* * *Se|kun|dar|stu|fefsecondary or high (esp US) school level* * *Se·kun·dar·stu·fef SCH secondary school level\Sekundarstufe I classes with students aged 10 to 15\Sekundarstufe II fifth and sixth form classes* * *die secondary stage (of education)* * ** * *die secondary stage (of education) -
98 Stinkefinger
m umg. (obszöne Geste) single-finger ( oder middle-finger) salute; jemandem den Stinkefinger zeigen give (Am. auch flip) s.o. the finger ( oder bird)* * *Stịn|ke|fin|germ (inf)finger (inf) (held up as rude gesture), bird (US inf)jdm den Stinkefinger zeigen — to give sb the finger (inf) or the bird (US inf)
* * *Stin·ke·fin·germ (fam)jdm den \Stinkefinger zeigen to tell sb to fuck off fam! sl, to flip sb the bird AM* * *der (ugs.) middle finger pointing up as a gesture of abuse, contenmpt, etc.* * ** * *der (ugs.) middle finger pointing up as a gesture of abuse, contenmpt, etc. -
99 zusammenfallen
v/i (unreg., trennb., ist -ge-)1. Gebäude etc.: collapse, cave in; Kuchen etc.: go down in the middle; ( in sich [Akk]) zusammenfallen Ballon, Schaum etc.: go down; Feuer, Glut: die down; fig., Beweisführung, Pläne etc.: collapse, fall apart2. fig., Person: waste away; Gesicht: collapse, cave in; ganz zusammengefallen aussehen look totally emaciated, look as if one is wasting away* * *das Zusammenfallen(Zusammenbruch) collapse* * *zu|sạm|men|fal|lenvi sep irreg aux sein1) (= einstürzen) to collapsezusammenfallen (lit, fig) — to collapse; (Lügengebäude auch) to fall apart; (Hoffnungen) to be shattered
2) (= niedriger werden, sich senken) to go down3) (durch Krankheit etc) to waste away4) (Ereignisse) to coincide* * *zu·sam·men|fal·lenvi irreg Hilfsverb: sein1. (einstürzen) to collapse; Gebäude a. to cave in; Hoffnungen, Pläne to be shattered; Lügen to fall apart▪ [zeitlich] \zusammenfallen to coincide3. (körperlich schwächer werden) to wither away, to weaken* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) collapsedas ganze Lügengebäude fiel in sich zusammen — (fig.) the whole tissue of lies fell apart
2) (zusammensinken, schrumpfen)[in sich] zusammenfallen — < cake> sink [in the middle]; <froth, foam, balloon, etc.> collapse
3) < person> become emaciated4) (zeitlich)[zeitlich] zusammenfallen — coincide; fall at the same time
5) (räumlich) coincide* * *zusammenfallen v/i (irr, trennb, ist -ge-)1. Gebäude etc: collapse, cave in; Kuchen etc: go down in the middle;(in sich [akk])zusammenfallen Ballon, Schaum etc: go down; Feuer, Glut: die down; fig, Beweisführung, Pläne etc: collapse, fall apartganz zusammengefallen aussehen look totally emaciated, look as if one is wasting away* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) collapsedas ganze Lügengebäude fiel in sich zusammen — (fig.) the whole tissue of lies fell apart
2) (zusammensinken, schrumpfen)[in sich] zusammenfallen — < cake> sink [in the middle]; <froth, foam, balloon, etc.> collapse
3) < person> become emaciated4) (zeitlich)[zeitlich] zusammenfallen — coincide; fall at the same time
5) (räumlich) coincide* * *v.to collapse v. -
100 Mitte
Mit·te <-, -n> [ʼmɪtə] f1) ( Punkt in der Hälfte von etwas) midpointin der \Mitte der Wand in the centre of the wall;in der \Mitte einer großen Menschenmenge in the middle of a large crowd of people;in der \Mitte zwischen... halfway [or midway] between...;jdn in die \Mitte nehmen to take hold of sb between one;aus unserer/ihrer \Mitte from our/their midst;die linke/rechte \Mitte the centre-left/centre-right, left-of-centre/right-of-centre;in der \Mitte stehen to be in the centre4) (zur Hälfte.) middle;\Mitte des Jahres/ Monats in the middle of the year/month;\Mitte [der]... sein to be in one's mid-...;ich hätte sie auf \Mitte dreißig geschätzt I would have said that she's in her mid-thirtiesWENDUNGEN:die goldene \Mitte the golden mean, a happy medium;
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